Class D Amp with LM566, LM393 and 2XIRF530

Hi Guys..! I need your help..!
I designed a circuit (Mixer device) that mix my microphone and my headphones volume that are connected to my computer via this mixer.
I used a diode (general purpose 1N4007) for preventing the audio from returning from headphones to computer's microphone port. That can cause noise and may enter the headphones audio to Microphone port.
Please tell me will this diode does the job? Or any other suggestion?
I hope this won't effect the wave spectrum of microphone , will it?
Your suggestion will be appreciated. Thank you DIY Audio Members
Here is the Circuit i designed. Its very simple ..!
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D200 - Manoj MOD

Thanks Abetir for sharing the PCB! :)

Tested with +/-45 and works fine!

But when I increase the voltage up to +/-80 I couldn't stop the switching noise. It also crashes Radio signals.

Used IRF640. Also tested with IRF740
Changed gate resisters from 10/22/47 ohms
Inductor T106-2 54 turns (tried 44 to 60 turns)
for MUR120 I used UF4007 then replaced with BYV29-200

Nothing could stop the noise under high voltage
Also noticed +ve rail voltage goes up to 120v only when the amp is connected to speakers. Powered by SMPS switching at 53kHz

Any suggestions please??
 

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